Sentence examples for more influential control from inspiring English sources

This is due to the expedited progression of disease resulting from antimicrobials, suggesting that stewardship might come into play as a more influential control tool once initial efforts have already eliminated ward-based transmission.

With the amalgamated airline more influential in controlling supply, fares are likely to rise.

Talk shows are now both more influential and carefully controlled.

The GSH/(GSH + GSSG) ratio, considered as GSH redox state, is likely to be far more influential in the antioxidant defense, controlling gene expressions and thionylation process than the absolute size of the glutathione pool [ 3].

We conclude than forest amount at landscape scale is more influential for arthropod biodiversity and biological control in soybean than forest proximity.

In a 1948 antitrust case, the Supreme Court ruled that the studios held a monopoly because of their control over the vastly more influential metropolitan first-run theaters, which constituted less than 1percentt of the 10,000 screens in the country.

Although throughout the occupation the facade of khedivial government was retained, British advisers attached to the various ministries were more influential than their ministers, while Cromer himself steadily increased his control over the whole administrative machine.

So combine hugely dominant market share with the reordering that Google performs on the information it indexes and its position, vis-a-vis controlling access to personal data, looks far more influential than mere middleman.

When the secularists were more influential, either in the political coalitions or the Interior Ministry that controls the clock, the length of D.S.T. was longer.

To control these pores of CNT agglomerates, a dispersion method was more influential than a kind of solvent.

Although Hanna was reputed to control the administration's patronage, in fact, other men were more influential.